Re: Gyroscopic stabilization
By:Mark Kanzler
Date: 6/17/1998, 11:50 am
Date: 6/17/1998, 11:50 am
In Response To: Re: Gyroscopic stabilization (Roger Tulk)
Butt these examples are all standing on their feet. The consensus seems to be that gyroscopic effects are minimal though.
> I could never bring myself to believe that gyroxcopic effects are
> anything more than minute
> compared to the constant corrections of balance that you go through
> almost unconsciously. Consider a kid's scooter with its 6" wheels,
> or a skateboard, or a skater executing a figure on a single blade,
> which doesn't even rotate.
> Maybe this is the answer to the training floats idea you floated
> a couple weeks ago? :-)
Messages In This Thread
- Re: Gyroscopic stabilization
Mark Kanzler -- 6/16/1998, 7:31 pm- Re: Gyroscopic stabilization
Karl Coplan -- 6/17/1998, 10:36 am- Re: Landing Gear
Mark Kanzler -- 6/17/1998, 11:10 am
- Re: Gyroscopic stabilization
NPenney -- 6/17/1998, 6:29 am- Re: Gyroscopic stabilization
Mike Spence -- 6/17/1998, 1:30 am- Re: Gyroscopic stabilization
Mark Kanzler -- 6/17/1998, 11:14 am
- Re: Gyroscopic stabilization
Roger Tulk -- 6/17/1998, 12:35 pm- Re: Gyroscopic stabilization
Mark Kanzler -- 6/17/1998, 11:50 am- Re: Gyroscopic stabilization
Rick C. -- 6/17/1998, 1:21 am- Re: Gyroscopic stabilization
Roger Tulk -- 6/17/1998, 9:42 am
- Re: Gyroscopic stabilization
- Re: Landing Gear
- Re: Gyroscopic stabilization